The phrase "a turns" is not correct in written English.
It may be an incomplete expression, but it does not convey a clear meaning as it stands.
Example: "In the game, a player takes a turn every five minutes, and a turns can be crucial for strategy."
Alternatives: "a move" or "a play".
For a novel concerned with the saving power of story, "Generation A" turns out to be remarkably slight on narrative.
And, if Game A turns into a blowout -- the unfortunate wont of too many "Monday Night Football" broadcasts -- while Game B becomes compelling, ABC could switch for as long as it wants.
For example, reader "A" turns on and reads for 2 s and then turns off for 1 s.
Furthermore, it is interesting that position of these density guided built loops (subunit A) turns out to be very close to the ligand bound active loops (Figure 4) reported in EcBirA (2ewn) and PhBirA (1wqw) and hence the subunit A of dhMtb-BirA corresponds to the active form of the enzyme.
And sometimes they'll make some sounds, and that indicates that causal that object a, block a turns on object c.
Adding beta-carotene to rice, which the body turns into vitamin A, turns it yellow, hence the name golden rice.
